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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1963

Page

2

Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Reunions

Mr and Mrs Ralph Wolfe of Davenport visited Miss Florence and Miss Lucy Kelley aunts of Mrs Wolfe. Stanley Thompson and wife returned from a Labor Day trip to Big Stone Lake meeting Dr and Mrs George Lachen and twins Robert and Rosemary of Sioux Falls. Jo Hill of Washington Iowa City underwent eye surgery at Mercy Hospital and received visitors. Goodlander and son John returned from Lake Darling camping trip. Frank Winn and Mrs Winn visited Davenport and Washington homes. May Quinn sold her Iowa City rental and moved to Washington with her son James Quinn family. Georgia Coffman celebrated a birthday with family at the County Home. Sharon Kauffman will return to Oak Park nursing school. Nikki Herkovich visited. L A Meridith to mark 57th anniversary on Sept 5. Leo C Stone returned from Wisconsin Minnesota trip visiting Don Stone family in Winona. Ira Yocum of Albert Lee is visiting Jo Hill during illness. Larry Barnes of Chicago spent Labor Day with parents. Sigafoose reunion held at Sunset Park with officers elected and next reunion planned for Sept 1964. attendees from Washington Fairfield Cedar Rapids and other towns.

Stanley Thompson Big Stone Lake South Dakota George Lachen Robert and Rosemary Sioux Falls S.D May Quinn Iowa City

Welsh Song Festival At Detroit Draws Local Residents

Local residents Della Humphreys Sarah Davis Robert Roberts John Hughes and Hugh Jones attended the National Welsh Song Festival in Detroit Michigan last week. Events included a welcome tea a Travel in Wales movie a Detroit River cruise Welsh Noson Lawen singing services at Fort Street Presbyterian Church and Ford Auditorium sessions over Sunday with devotional morning service and afternoon and evening song services.

Della Humphreys Sarah Davis Robert Roberts John R. Hughes Hugh Jones Detroit Mich Fort Street Presbyterian Church Ford Auditorium

Crone Earns Junior Membership in Angus Association

Dennis Crone, 15, of Washington, has been granted a junior membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph, Missouri, according to secretary Frank Richards.

Crone Dennis Crone Washington American Angus Association St. Joseph, Mo Frank Richards

Evening Journal News Briefs From Washington Iowa

Washington Iowa brief items dated September 4 1963 cover local happenings and notices published in the 2 Evening Journal edition. pieces include community updates and quick notices reflecting daily civic life in Des Moines county.

Evening Journal Washington Iowa

Reception Planned For Marvin Lowry and Spouse

Mr and Mrs Werner Lowry will host a reception for their newly married son and daughter in law Marvin Lowry at First Baptist Church on Sunday September 8. Relatives and friends are invited to call between 2 and 4 PM.

Werner Lowry Marvin Lowry First Baptist Church

Klopfensteins Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Kermit Klopfenstein of Washington observed their 25th anniversary with a dinner at Captain's Table. Attending were Mr and Mrs Glen Payne of Winfield, Mr and Mrs Robert Payne of Lockridge, Mr and Mrs Milford McCreedy of Ainsworth, Mr and Mrs Bernard Payne, Mr and Mrs Glen Klopfenstein, Mr and Mrs Dennis Klopfenstein. Kent Klopfenstein and wife in Denver called to wish them joy.

Kermit Klopfenstein Washington Glen Payne Winfield Robert Payne Lockridge Milford McCreedy Ainsworth Bernard Payne Glen Klopfenstein Dennis Klopfenstein Kent Klopfenstein Kent Klopfensteins Denver Colo

First Meeting Friday For Marion Ave UPW

The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Woman’s group schedules its first meeting Friday at 2 p.m. in the lounge of the United Presbyterian Home. Members will wear informal at home dresses and enjoy a gingham tea. A surprise snack and guest speaker are planned.

Marion Avenue United Presbyterian United Presbyterian Home

Farm Bureau Women Plan October Tour

The Farm Bureau Women announce a two day bus trip to Northeast Iowa on October 7 and 8. Stops include Old French Village Little Switzerland Clock Museum Dvorak Memorial and other sites as time allows. Contacts are Mrs. George Dare Crawfor ds ville Mrs. John Witthoft Washington and Mrs. Orville Griggs Keota or the Farm Bureau office in Washington by Sept. 10.

Farm Bureau Iowa Old French Village Little Switzerland Clock Museum

First Presbyterian UPW Meeting Friday

The First Presbyterian United Presbyterian Women will hold their first general meeting of the year Friday with a dessert luncheon at 1 p.m. Burrell Smith of Oskaloosa will be the guest speaker on the theme Our Christian Responsibility Toward Youth in Our Society. A nursery will be provided for young children.

First Presbyterian United Presbyterian Burrell Smith Oskaloosa

Social Calendar Notices for Upcoming Week

Notices due by 10 a m for first publication and printed three days ahead. Wednesday events include Ainsworth CBS at 8 p m and West Chester Pythian Sisters Style Show at 7 30 p m. Thursday lists COC Class with Mrs H A Dusenbery and multiple club meetings. Friday features UPW tea and various social gatherings at churches, lodges, and halls with potlucks and guest speakers. Public invited to Rainbow Girls Installation and other activities.

Ainsworth Cbs Masonic Temple West Chester Pythian Sisters West Chester High School West Chester H.A. Dusenbery Friendly Circle Elwood Kleese HEO Floyd Olds Keith Horn Legion Hall Dean Hartzell Shiloh Sunshine Sisters Galen Widmer Rainbow Girls Delta Alpha S.S Methodist Church Riday

Club Activities Afternoon Literature Meets After Vacation

The Fortnightly Club Afternoon Literature department held a 1 pm luncheon at Captain's Table led by Mrs. A W Hinderman. Mrs. Ralph Kleese reviewed The Travels of Jamie McPheeters by Robert Booth Taylor and a TV program based on the book will begin Sept 15. The group will meet 2 to 4 pm on the first Monday each month.

A.W. Hinderman Ralph Kleese Robert Booth Taylor Jaimie McPheeters E.E. Stutsman

Odd Fellows meeting honors Iowa leader with pin

Wayne Brock presided as noble grand at the Odd Fellows lodge Tuesday night Vernon Witting, past Iowa grand master, presented John Johnson with a three link pin Refreshments followed the gathering Funeral services for Mrs Merritt E Booth were held Tuesday morning at the Jones Funeral Home Rev Charles Hawkins and Rev W R Yard officiated Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Clifford Reeves Clarence Jarrard Reed Moore Lloyd Conger Clayton Bear and Earl Booth

Wayne Brock Noble Grand Odd Fellows Lodge Vernon Witting Iowa John Johnson

Local man struggles with daily duties after Labor Day incident

A local man spent Labor Day afternoon throwing a football with his athletic junior high son. The scene reflects a quiet weekend activity amid autumn decor and indoor floral displays from fall bouquets.

Bride of Ronald Burroughs Weds Arlene Winn in Milton

Arlene Kaye Winn daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Winn Milton Iowa married Ronald W Burroughs son of Mr and Mrs Myron Burroughs Washington at Grace Methodist Church Milton The double ring ceremony featured a peau de soie gown Chantilly lace and a silk illusion veil with a white rose orange blossom centerpiece. Attendants included Maxine Morgan Patricia Burroughs and Mrs Joe Winn Best man Larry Burroughs with ushers and a flower girl Dondra Rice and ring bearer Marty Rice. Two hundred guests attended a WSCS hosted reception followed by a Florida honeymoon and plans to live in Milan Illinois.

Arlene Kaye Winn Forrest Winn Milton Ronald W. Burroughs Milan Myron Burroughs Washington Grace Methodist Church Ess Maxine Morgan Kansas City Kan Patricia Burroughs Joe Winn Omaha Neb Dondra Rice Larry Burroughs Marty Rice Paul Wells Ramona Welburn WSCS Doris Hudson Larry Creath Richard Buxton Florida Ill Brighton Lone Tree Davenport Oskaloosa Chicago Rock Island Moline

Speeding Fined for Washington Man Elmer Fabian

Elmer Louis Fabian of Washington was fined 7.50 dollars and costs for speeding after appearing before Justice Glenn B. Holden on Tuesday September 3. Funeral services were held for Lyle D. Luckey of Riverside, Clinton E. Stewart of Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church, with pallbearers named and burial at Elm Grove Cemetery managed by Jones Funeral Home.

Elmer Louis Fabian Washington Justice of the Peace Glenn B. Holden

Back to School Theme Opens Y Wives Luncheon Season

The Y Wives held their season opening luncheon in the Y community room Tuesday at 1 30 p m with Mrs Herb Osincup giving the invocation. Guest speaker Mrs Dwight Bode discussed Jack and Jill Nursery School and introduced pupils who dramatized favorite stories. Thirty four members attended, planning outdoor mini golf for next week and indoor crafts for those staying inside.

Y Wives Herb Osincup Dwight Bode Jack and Jill Nursery

On The Record Hospital Admits And Dismissals

Admitted today Nancy Lee Bower Washington medical. Also Mr and Mrs Richard Stewart West Chester a daughter. Mr and Mrs Keith Westfall Mr Pleasant a son. Dismissed today David Eugene Hessen flow Washington Mrs John Rittenhouse Washington Mrs Richard Brock Washington Mrs Rich ley Hamilton and daughter Columbus Junction.

Nancy Lee Bower Washington Richard Stewart West Chester Keith Westfall Pleasant David Eugene Hessenflow John Rittenhouse Richard Brock Richley Hamilton Columbus Junction

Evening Journal Washington Iowa Publication Details

The Evening Journal Washington Iowa lists editor David Elder and business manager, with William Shannon as vice president and advertising director. News editor Charles Morris, Contributing Editor Bruce Cowden, and Production Superintendent Howard Hazen are named. issued afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4. entered as second class matter under March 3 1879. Regional press associations and audit bureaus are noted. rural subscription rates show 3 months 2.40, 6 months 4.75, 1 year 9.00. carrier rates in Washington listed.

David Elder William Shannon Charles Morris Bruce Cowden Howard Hazen Washington Iowa United Press Inland Daily Press Iowa Daily Press Iowa Press Ass’n Audit Bureau of

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